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AZ-305 · Question 13 · Domain 1.3: Governance

Your company is adopting Azure and needs to deploy 20 new subscriptions for various project teams.

Each subscription must be provisioned with a standard set of role assignments, Azure Policies, and a core virtual network topology. You want to ensure this provisioning process is repeatable, version-controlled, and aligns with the Microsoft Cloud Adoption Framework.

Which solution should you recommend?

Answer options:

A.

Azure Blueprints

B.

Azure Landing Zones (Bicep/Terraform)

C.

Azure Resource Graph

D.

Azure Automation Runbooks

How to approach this question

Identify the modern Microsoft recommended practice for setting up governed subscription environments.

Full Answer

B.Azure Landing Zones (Bicep/Terraform)✓ Correct
Azure Landing Zones (Bicep/Terraform)
Azure Landing Zones are the output of a multi-subscription Azure environment that accounts for scale, security governance, networking, and identity. They are the recommended way to implement the Cloud Adoption Framework. While Azure Blueprints were previously used for this, Microsoft is deprecating Blueprints in favor of Infrastructure as Code (Bicep/Terraform) combined with Azure Landing Zone architectures.

Common mistakes

Choosing Azure Blueprints. While technically correct in older documentation, AZ-305 tests current best practices, and Landing Zones/IaC have superseded Blueprints.

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